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Students at Warwick Academy may live on a small island in the Atlantic Ocean, but they can now tell you a thing or two about the world’s countries surrounding them. The school recently hosted an International Day so that students could get to grips w...

Big-hearted students are hoping the paper cranes they lovingly made will offer hope to those in need hundreds of thousands of miles away. The origami handiwork of year four students at Warwick Academy is to be taken directly to the victims of Japan’s...

Warwick Academy, the oldest school in the New World, is turning 350 years old next year. This school was founded by the Earl of Warwick in 1662, and the school’s mascot and crest animal, the bear, is a symbol of his passion for the Elizabethan pastim...

Encouraged by Mrs Lodge, the St George’s Preparatory School principal, and inspired by the stellar work of the former deputy and school librarian Jenny Mancell, Michelle Wales undertook to renovate the St George’s Preparatory School library. “The aim...

The Warwick Academy students who were in the cast of their recent musical ‘Hairspray’ were very excited to be invited to the Berkeley Institute in March to perform a short excerpt of the performance in front of the visiting Earl and Countess of Wesse...

International Day is a day that we hold annually at Warwick Academy to bring all different cultures together and to let the students experience new cultures that they may not even be aware of. International Day has been very successful in the past as...

In March the Bermuda Sloop Foundation welcomed aboard the Spirit of Bermuda a crew of 21 members from the Year 9 Warwick Academy boys I was fortunate enough to have been one of them. The voyage lasted a total of five days, commencing on a Monday and ...

Not every ten-year-old gets to take their family off on holiday, but this year’s Spelldown champion Nasir Simmons plans to do just that in November. The St George’s Preparatory School year six student and basketball fan won the 2011 grand prize in th...

For 17-year-old photographer Chloe Brookes, the camera means more than taking pictures it’s a vehicle for understanding her world. Chloe won an Outstanding Teen Award for visual arts from youth charity Teen Services last month for her efforts. The ...